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... Bill to the House did not represent the views of the Committee as a whole , your Committee hope that an early opportunity will be given to the House next Session of considering a Bill framed on the lines of this Bill as amended .
... Bill to the House did not represent the views of the Committee as a whole , your Committee hope that an early opportunity will be given to the House next Session of considering a Bill framed on the lines of this Bill as amended .
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And that you have given us a précis of the evidence which you propose to give before our Committee ? -That is so . we you go 4. I do not propose to ask to through the whole of that précis , but we should like to know whether or not ...
And that you have given us a précis of the evidence which you propose to give before our Committee ? -That is so . we you go 4. I do not propose to ask to through the whole of that précis , but we should like to know whether or not ...
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... that in those cases where the early education , particularly of the industrial classes did not include a secondary education , that suitable exemption would be given from , say the qualifications for matriculation examination ?
... that in those cases where the early education , particularly of the industrial classes did not include a secondary education , that suitable exemption would be given from , say the qualifications for matriculation examination ?
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-As general principle I do not think that anybody should be given more powers if it is not using its existing ones properly . I quite agree to that . a 33. Then in your sixth paragraph , on page one you set out that the Institute under ...
-As general principle I do not think that anybody should be given more powers if it is not using its existing ones properly . I quite agree to that . a 33. Then in your sixth paragraph , on page one you set out that the Institute under ...
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... Science Committee playing an adequate part with regard to the development of modern design ; of course that is a very large question and if instances are given to me and I am given the opportunity of rebutting them I will do so .
... Science Committee playing an adequate part with regard to the development of modern design ; of course that is a very large question and if instances are given to me and I am given the opportunity of rebutting them I will do so .
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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